List of Offer for Sale (OFS) – June 2026

An Offer for Sale, or OFS, is a stock market mechanism through which promoters, government bodies, or large shareholders of a listed company can sell their shares directly to investors through the stock exchange platform.

In simple words, an OFS gives investors an opportunity to buy shares of a listed company in a transparent and time-bound manner. The bidding takes place through the exchange, and investors can place bids at or above the floor price announced for the offer.

Why companies use the OFS route

Companies and large shareholders may use the OFS route to:

• Reduce promoter or government shareholding
• Meet SEBI’s Minimum Public Shareholding requirements
• Improve liquidity in the stock
• Increase public participation
• Offer shares through a transparent exchange-based process

Below is the list of Offer for Sale scheduled for June 2026.

Understanding the OFS process with a simple example

Let’s understand this with a simple example.

Suppose XYZ Ltd. is a listed company. The promoter holds a large stake in the company and wants to sell a part of it. Instead of selling the shares privately, the promoter can use the OFS route.

The company or seller announces an OFS with a floor price. Investors can then place bids through the stock exchange platform.

On the OFS day

Investors can place bids at or above the floor price. The allocation is generally done based on the price priority method.

This means investors bidding at a higher price may get priority in allotment, subject to the offer terms and demand received.

The sale proceeds go to the selling shareholder and not to the company.

Outcome of an OFS

Through an OFS:

• Promoter or large shareholder stake reduces
• Public shareholding may increase
• Liquidity in the stock may improve
• Investors get an opportunity to buy shares through a transparent process

Important note for investors

Participation in an OFS is subject to exchange rules, applicable regulations, availability of shares, and successful allocation. Investors should read the OFS details carefully before placing bids.